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2006 Range Rover sport rear lowered suspension fault
We loaded up 4 wheels and tires in the back and drove off and we got a system fault and then as we were stopped at a light realized back end lowered down. Front is at normal height but the back is slammed all the way down and won’t re level. Could this be a leak or compressor failure? I do here the compressor come on but the back doesn’t move I recently within the last 6 month replaced the rear struts
Last edited by javinchabot@hotmail.com; Dec 19, 2019 at 11:42 PM.
It very well could be as Army Rover stated and a line blew out. I have seen that when they are not pushed fully in. Also, most people won't spring for the factory Air Springs (don't blame them) and I have seen some Arnotts fail is a short time.. You'll just have to check it out.
Truth is, the failure rate of the Arnotts is pretty low, but when you do a high volume, you tend to see it more than once. Two things I noticed with Arnott is:
1) always get "new" if available. Remans cost less, but seem to have a higher return rate. 2) if you are going to have a blowout due to assembly issue, it usually shows up in the first few days. If you have some miles on them, you are probably good.
I was just getting around to ordering them to be honest. Still not 100% that I’ll be sticking with EAS instead of just swapping the coil conversion from my old truck to the new
So I ended up taking it to a shop and they diagnosed it is a bad pump I need a hand double checking to confirm if this certain pump will work. here is a pick up the code on the back of the current pump, and then here is a code of the new pump LR0 23964.
If anyone can chime in and reassure me if this new pump will be an exact drop in unit